Old Mother Hubbard Merch

Old Mother Hubbard Went to the cupboard, To give the poor dog a bone: When she came there, The cupboard was bare, And so the poor dog had none. She went to the baker’s To buy him some bread; When she came back The dog was dead! She went to the undertaker’s To buy him a coffin; When she came back The dog was laughing. She took a clean dish to get him some tripe; When she came back He was smoking his pipe. She went to the alehouse To get him some beer; When she came back The dog sat in a chair. She went to the tavern For white wine and red; When she came back The dog stood on his head. She went to the fruiterer’s To buy him some fruit; When she came back He was playing the flute. She went to the ...

The MadCatWoman and her friends the Crazy Cat Ladies love nursery rhyme re-enactments and are joined by other friends including the MadDogWoman, the MadCatFellow, the DaftDogChaps and the StupidPoodleFanciers. They draw the line with the MadHippoWoman for hopefully obvious reasons.

The MadCatWoman and her friends the Crazy Cat Ladies love nursery rhyme re-enactments and are joined by other friends including the MadDogWoman, the MadCatFellow, the DaftDogChaps and the StupidPoodleFanciers. They draw the line with the MadHippoWoman for hopefully obvious reasons.

Circ 1900-1902 This is RJ's favorite all time ABC cover. In book six, Tammy writes in her diary, "As you might imagine, an opossum, a mongoose, and a bird cannot read at all; although I had taught Zeke and Cedric to write their names. They had learned the first four letters of the alphabet from an ABC book Lord Wixby had given me. I was proud of them. After all, how many animals would ever want to read?" Several books were discovered in the shed along with the diary including this one by Father Tuck. We imagine that Tammy used this book to teach Cedric and Zeke to read. We have partially restored it to its Victorian beauty. We did did keep the withered pages intact as we wanted the reader to experience the joy of viewing the book as wo...

Art by Duy Truong........Circ. 1899 America and England.This book contains all the images in Starry Flagg and Nursery Land ABC. Write Reynold Jay for questions and purchasing. These books are lost to future generations other than this book. This image is available with the lettering that appears on the book cover. In book six, Tammy writes in her diary, "As you might imagine, an opossum, a mongoose, and a bird cannot read at all; although I had taught Zeke and Cedric to write their names. They had learned the first four letters of the alphabet from an ABC book Lord Wixby had given me. I was proud of them. After all, how many animals would ever want to read?" Several books were discovered in the shed along with the Wurtherington diar...

Art by Duy Truong.........This book contains all the images in Starry Flagg and Nursery Land ABC. Write Reynold Jay for questions and purchasing. These books are lost to future generations other than this book. This image is available without the lettering. In book six, Tammy writes in her diary, "As you might imagine, an opossum, a mongoose, and a bird cannot read at all; although I had taught Zeke and Cedric to write their names. They had learned the first four letters of the alphabet from an ABC book Lord Wixby had given me. I was proud of them. After all, how many animals would ever want to read?" Several books were discovered in the shed along with the Wurtherington diary. We imagine that Tammy used this book to teach Cedric an...

Nearly 50 products available with this image . In book six, Tammy writes in her diary, "As you might imagine, an opossum, a mongoose, and a bird cannot read at all; although I had taught Zeke and Cedric to write their names. They had learned the first four letters of the alphabet from an ABC book Lord Wixby had given me. I was proud of them. After all, how many animals would ever want to read?" Several books were discovered in the shed along with the diary including this one by Father Tuck. We imagine that Tammy used this book to teach Cedric and Zeke to read. We have partially restored it to its Victorian beauty. We did did keep the withered pages intact as we wanted the reader to experience the joy of viewing the book as would any mo...